COMMITTEE—Joint to visit Governor, 6, report of, 9,
Standing, 12.

COMPTON, SENATOR—Elected President, 4; inaugural, 4;
leave' of absence 193, 330; vote of thanks as
President, 815; farewell address, 85.

COMPTROLLER— Report of, 9; (Document A.) referred, 9;
ordered to report pensions paid, 11; ordered to
report Whether appropriations, to Cambridge Fe-
male Academy have been, paid, &c., 83; report on
bounties, 106; report on Cambridge Female Acade-
my, 107; ordered to report revenues from Susque-
hanoah Tide Water Canal, 113; ordered to report
amounts paid, for publication of laws, 134; report
on Tide Water Canal revenues, 140; ordered to re-
port amounts paid Tobacco Inspectors. 148; report
of, in reply to order, 160; report of pay for pub-
lishing laws, 151; communication from, regard-
ing expense of deepening Patapsco, 257; ordered
to report; assetts, &c., 323; report of, 329; ordered
to report how Free School Fund will be affected
by failure of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to pay
State, 338; report, 379; ordered to report money
for use of Agricultural College, &c., 486; report,
582.

Leave for bill to amend Act of 1868, to author-
ize, to collect unsettled accounts of Collectors,
Sheriffs, &c., 527; reported, 531; read, 548; lost
and reconsidered, 572.

CONFEDERATES—House bill to inter remains of, in St.
Mary's county, 244; reported, 277; amended and
passed, 290.

Senate bill to repeal and substitute Act regard-
ing, 312; read, 335; passed, 574; passed House
amended, 695.

Petition of Gen. Johnson to bury dead, 339.

House bill to remove dead in Frederick county
to Mount Olivet Cemetery, 664; passed, 746.

CONSTABLES—Bill to make uniform fees of, reported, 289;

read, 301; reconsidered, 301.

House bill to continue in force and regulate fees,
318; reported, 336; passed, 496,

CONSTITUTION, U.S.- House joint resolution rejecting
15th amendment, amendment read and referred,
138; read, 190; passed, 291; order regarding votes